In the NFL, statistics have shown that if you lead at halftime, then you are probably going to win the game — especially if it’s not on the road. So whichever teams goes into halftime of Super Bowl LI on Feb. 5 between the AFC champion New England Patriots and NFC champions Atlanta Falcons with the lead probably will win (if it’s not tied). The Pats are -1 on Super Bowl 51 lines on the first-half line with a total of 28.5. On the moneyline, the Pats are -135 and Falcons +115.
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